and for some, a feeling that it's never too late to heal, took a 199 years to learn. we can't be ruled by hatred in the enemy of our peace, a reclaiming of culture, and faith. they say, is the path to recovery. jodie vance al jazeera vancouver. ah, look at the main stories now and state television and sudan is reporting that 6 sudanese ambassadors including those to the united states. the you and china have been removed from their posts by the military. chase are also growing international demands for the military traverse. it's curb. the african union has suspended, sued on from all activities until civilian rule is restored and the well bank has put a hold on any aid, stay oil company work as in doctor's or among the latest to join strikes and protest inside the country. meanwhile,

the united nations has reiterated calls for government officials and sudan to be released. what's important or for the secretary general, and for all of us is to see the immediate an unconditional release of all other government officials who continue to be oh, on, on lawfully detained. as well as activist, so anyone else who has been detained arbitrarily or by the authorities? and every once human rights of course, must be a respected israel has approved plans for almost 3000 you illegal settlement in it's in the occupied weiss bank. they will be the 1st to be built under prime minister enough tale bennett. the u. s. is deeply concerned about the plan saying it will hurt prospects for 2 state solution. settlements are illegal on the international law, but israel rejects this. european union's top court has ordered poland to pay a $1000000.00 euros a day for not suspending

a controversial chamber that gives poland governing party the power to discipline its judges. polish authorities fell to comply with the july ruling to immediately holt its proceedings. 2 sides of disagreed for years on poland, judicial reform and there have been protests in bay route after the leader of a christian political party refused to testify about recent violence in the city. it's a mere georgia was due to appear at lebanon's defense ministry but says he won't until the leader of has bala has on us. rolla is also summoned. 7 shia muslims were killed in fighting this month. oh, well thought lines as the program coming out next, looking at how climate change has affected life in honduras. that's it for my tip, myself and the team here in london. we'll see you tomorrow. bye. for now. the climate has changed. every year for millions of years, decades of talk,

but little action is all about distract, create confusion to craig, smoke and mirrors the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically, cir, purchased the oil industry, was a made bank roller or opposition to clock back to campaign against the climate, do you think that's a bad thing? more to to and it was for years it was absolutely on all 0 when a push flyer, the backend corklin, that'd be all going to go out and buy is federal. and then we'll gather lubricant thing was that until when we met says that in honduras he'd been walking for 3 days . the beginning of a long and dangerous journey to the united states could get the waste. they give us all nothing or gotta think of our media not they will know that that our hot says it is 19. he told us he left home after he was fired from his job and

a ranch because some of the cattle that he cared for had died. he says there was not enough water for the cows to drink. central america has gotten hotter and dryer over the last few decades, and honduras is now going to a severe drought when a young law and one is a comical out. yeah, no. i don't want to know if them, when lee marquez was any element that go went out on the, on the i had been with over the years, hundreds of thousands of hundreds have made this trip to escape poverty and violence. but as climate change pushes countries to the limit, people are also beginning to flee. droughts per gains and fly me. people are going to migrate. they're already migrating in the face of climate change. people should

have a choice to stay where they're from. if they would like to, but also we have to be realistic and offer different pathways so people can, will faithfully be, you know, so they're not, so they're not tracking, so they don't have to rely on communities. so they're not put in situations of danger at the border and cabinets. i've heard of here. when i was, i was going to me more go with me. before he left, we gave it a phone to document a trip that for many people, and long before they reached the us border. full lines traveled to the front lines of the climate crisis and honduras to see how it's up ending lives and fueling migrations.

to new fans and i was, i was was i am and then i'm on the way to the border with a model where he plans to sneak across i'm a sort of and he started working on a ranch in eastern hon doris when he was 11 years old but he says his boss threw him out in august after 2 count died in the heat of the drought. i even go on the what i'm saying, what you were trying to me is that i was going i got, i got, i was my, you know, okay. i well now i got several the and i'm going when it goes by you lot. then the i look, i'm gonna take, i'm wonderful thought i know he was had a it was another dry winter in honduras, leading many farmers without enough rain for their crops. extreme weather and the pandemic half pushed 3000000 people to the brink of hunger crisis. our idea that

was a yoga one of them. okay. i am in the analog valley when the thought on the ball again at all like west, i don't know what i was a little lost say, montana that my is good. every now do i you. so luckily we got now because much on my you much oh lemma. so to get them, alyssa said has no money and no idea to get a cove attest which he needs to cross the border. so going around it is his only option fiddle, and i guess let me more help in i went alone, lengthy i and wolf that bundle, always handling tell, appearing on a helper pedal. i don't know how to come one of my one moment. hello, camilla manuel. the off what a bit and wanted to come up where you are i will tell you, ah,

and then i'll go public and bottom of the amendment for game. and then i was wondering sort of got a little the path around the border checkpoint is a well worn and lightly patrolled mountain trail. it only took says out a few hours to cross. the for them was a king and to say there are wonder what the my law when bill you're coming on. don't brooklyn was going to you? i'm is yours. yes, boy. already thought latasha just on the la garza launcher. yeah, boy, i mean, and you are let them go, but i guess they're unable meeting. do you have a camera with i celebrate florida soon as he wasn't tardy

upon my brains out at the moment. okay. to reclaim bill. yeah. recorded adolescent problem electric. if they are king at the moment going into the 1st place, but i mean simpler even today we got us on november 2020 a powerful category for storm called at our head honduras and flooded ingrid garcia's neighborhood in some federal solar. less than 2 weeks later hurricane iota hit this time bringing deadlier winds and more rain. she lived with her partner, jessica, near a levy that burst into flooding. it's a fucking look good luck saw e get along b yorkie and throat boiler work year laconia and also a little on the general park. the government will develop. gosh, i guess like a gang brooks model that i see. and back i saw that a center for media,

arkansas was water rushed in and quickly filled their house. a lot of people from other people on the solo veteran submit our federal and they waited to waste the water to escape and came back the next day to find their home destroyed. if, when the keeper summarize the hood are gotten his little out of his, he had a problem for me out of a yankee, but a lot older community. amazon bought icky that. is that not that i'm in the book this year? yes. though i set up a little bit of a mesa, yamato was, i don't know, i know, bit a little fussy e less the most, i mean did with line for me that up on me at this i will pass. i'm looking at their bodies was 1000000 for doll ingrid jessica and their 2 kids had to move in with 11 other people in a 2 bedroom house. 2 months later, jessica caught golden. there's a spit out at la moda at yara angle, rather than the like the nearing clinic. the idea about apple's good no sapient. so

you'll get that appraisal a month. any m, b, u, i e e must be meant the me got us on the here. no, it's the yeah, it, this one, the appeal, the last. yes. if i last, inc again, said i'm again, i'm on, is that it will be as he is tailors who in the one of these here they gave for years you he was going on a blick and handbook it was and then child and bonnie go. your bought a vehicle medical movie my that is you're trying to get as because you know, it episode gone in unless we had to call it out and me to call my hand them not do it. i forgot to call it that it did not work. it, with my bow, a king, and i gotta move felice about then you're more than i'm, you know, so i put us, no, sorry about that, but guess i like was, i brought up bowman door is bernadette wood. i got an invoice for don emilio, if amelia's, i mean there are many of them that will not, by the end of that being said, if you you me, that's what made the guar me a little bit of you. a as the oceans warm

more storms will grow into powerful hurricanes, the 2020 atlantic hurricane season had the most storms ever recorded. ada and i yoda dumped more than a months worth of rain over honduras in just 2 weeks. nearly 100 people died, an 175000 more lost their homes here from where the rent was no sake if they satisfy him 18. that was last name was i'm in the queue. yeah. are you of her lease? yes. what are the and i keep us, let me go to the moon. so not when i had gotten my miracle below, i thought it was fair cobra's. what a close to me, but i well, what i mean because almost thomas lloyd, those professors go with the gun, was because if, where does i eat their quality of clothes? if he got a good one jenko for val, it's bless all this myself,

what many ambient people come to play about? the court lawyer, neuroticism nichols solomon. the with the look a possibly tall florida. bolivia in their north calibus. mila bought a penny. the id, where is that a little by using the lottery, i said we read that almost always only the saddle. i'm beside it on a different level about like you, you since 2008, but more than 1000000 honduran have been forced to leave their homes due to while fires, drought storms and floods. but international asylum law won't recognize them as climate refugees. in order to be designated with refugee status, you have to qualify through a very specific checklist of conditions. i'm nowhere within that refugee convention . does it talk about climate change or environmental change? and so those who really are moving principally because of climate change fall through the cracks they, they often aren't able to access this. refugee status are climate refugees, and climate migrants and new phenomena throughout history. people have moved in the

face of changing weather, right? but i think that climate change, as we know it today, is a new phenomenon is induced by, you know, human made phenomena. and the u. s. is principally responsible for a lot of those carbon emissions being it's play a key and come up with embedding on the homeland. yes, oligarchy, or you will put a condom because on look goggles. yo as to working with them. if i go out here i. busy was out of local port allowed. yeah. like i you know, as i work at building it all up. well yeah, i don't know. but if you know, you know, you know, if it goes, if what is amendment i can come up with a yeah. will i will not be until monday. no one is i'll go lucia e r g law by the monthly gonna the little meeting a bit off yama sand. liliana

says that is one of thousands of central americans who've taken the road north during these dry years in 2018, a severe drought cost some farms in honduras to lose up to 80 percent of their crops. that year. a caravan that included many farm workers left for the u. s. i a law mauricio was part of it. even more than i thought there was one more they see embedded back and we'll see it. i'm all on nino have a land they practice. they say they call 1000000, i'm ask you say, hey, you're back fed on the way. i see here. i'm guatemala. border with mexico. the situation turned by after days of threats and pressure by then you as president, donald trump, to stop the care of mexican authorities fired tear gas at the migrants to turn them

away. and don't think mom though. yeah, i always add that battle minute with the a well, i mean yeah, 1000000 not on a i mean i'm with a lateral farm and my god i look, we'll see it on and vast being as a mom in thought and joy done the on saturday. theda the young a see our feet are one law, not when need a bid on a friday, a young a and e and phone said they had more man thought, same event of the, or a phone or the magenta in not want to be aware that the after the caravan was pushed back, adela returned to the house where she lived with her husband and 8 children. but then hurricane i owed a hurt and they lost everything. sasa,

am louella? yeah, go as bad or mean. i thought i got t as bad as that. com. i, as there's van, throw at the thought it had perfected leon acres in because i love no salary. federal. i wonder if i met them every bit or that i was for nearly a year. they've lived this camp with 21 other families who survived the hurricane. it's been me guys separate ality. they now sleep in the shipping container. i kaitlin. okay. and like gamma. so la, la nina, the way to man the hot better than me morning in swindling jerome is that he is

there is say, that medicaid we read our kia not moines said aloud. oh, don't believe that the dia, nope. what i mean is that a been through there? you can not say a non non neon room bill. i mean that, but i didn't but i'm not boy it by sat on the book a c. m thick form of gay? no, no, no. and the thing will pete garcia on call. msn. they will not pay, came on it, but i need to keep it on. told us on the trundle, genesis e. and then the munger year went by now to go to the lather or no 2nd bus or they le gross food to feed her family. but her props failed from the lack of rain. so she weaves themselves hammocks, and even then it's barely enough to survive. gal as to what little boys say would at mann fade bengal in plain ego. oh okay. yeah. okay. okay.

not thank you. what again so long. okay. well yeah, i see him though. it's a look at that. wow. yeah, that's a man. nice. i mean, must say, man, no, man, no, you sell up by 8 by sand. no, boy, them. but again, not, they can not get say, model, but i, you to buy sand on the math, but okay, well, no. stanford and i felt that they would see it, but anyway, i will not go outside again. a bulky though. yes, i look at them my being nearly a whole in don't say money i'm or yeah, but they need a k get confidant. so a lot or a lot by randall, i say don't like i said, then no, no on the key and let him yet them. you're a shot a minute one by you. when can i look at the law, which i'm going to go on,

you the vocal slip. if we move on to lots clinical ra day, what the modem you made, you had a, well, now you have a list i was like over or what the mother got people. you know what i want you out a melody. how on jump. all. all right, well i will call it a year. oh wow. the them up, but i could look up at again. most people flying climate disasters, find another place to live in their own countries. but honduras has been caught in violent conflict for decades. gangs control the streets and most murders go unsolved, making the country, the deadliest and central america. after the storms gang territories became blurred, creating a confusing and dangerous situation for hurricane survivors. after the hurricanes

had some gang members were displaced to their houses and safe houses flooded. we're on our way to meet a female gang member. she belongs to, emma 13, her husband migrated after the storm and deserted the gang. so now they both fear for their lives. then again, what i'm sad i told us she joined the m. s. 13 gang when she was 15 years old. she agreed to talk to us as long as we don't use her real name or show her face. it would be autumn, was her vendor ripple please don't. sat up says their bosses stopped paying them when the business, as they used to extort closed from parking damage to the no, no, no,

no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. you don't want him to we were going to look at the phone with that and i don't know what you mean. and isla hand. thank okay. what i have blog bought a letter call you so, but i thought i saw not or hentaker. lemme that progress am. will they the latter kamala class online, they will drop and do you happen to know them better? not them in your and with her mom mom a matter

ah. after ingrid lost her house in the hurricane, she moved to chill loma one of the most dangerous cities in honduras. in 2020, there were a 159 murders here. if they may go esther, still gonna see if this one is a such a dinner funny and those extra ingrid son is 16 years old. around the age that gangs begin recruiting eco, my legacy doesn't good that. i mean, not last as he left with us because i went to persona, kennesaw key company. good cornell, you're by little scott, i was more talk a little so now camella my bad old dot com a long hold on going up. but a fellow, a that have been down in the vandals once. the alonda bowed that i call monita. ingrid is staying with her aunt play now, who has lived in jo, loma for more than 40 years. she says that the gang violence comes in ways and she

never feel safe said all sissy ctm cnt believe when i go honey, or you can either. wow, the way over the little dolly. well, you're not guy only that the guy will know suitable. there's, look, it will be, am i gonna say say go, you know what, i'm here. i'm yeah, yeah. it is. we're getting more money. matthew. meanwhile, then that a little monkey set up on his c o. in silvers. and as he doesn't know the song, it must, then it'll get awfully happy and massy both of them. but of but i am pill ingrid that i'd be a bad idea. lonely. what about, i think as a d, i. e, dental, cassandra, all the of the employees that, all right, i'm in casa. no, no life exile battle? no, but i will. e, come up very here. sees it now go. so when i'm in there, in a man, bodies, but i'm for subtle gabriella,

than saddle. since i'm ankle. so malloy anita, and a lot of people post hurricanes at an yoda decided that there was nothing left for them in the cities and they decided to make the journey join us. and of course, that puts you at risk to other forms of violence from the drug, drug traffickers, the co, these the gangs once again, because you're using certain routes. i'm so i think climate change really jazz ah, exacerbates existing warner abilities in a way that makes it intersect with violence in, in conflict in unique ways. we will get a commuting referral is like, well, we'll set up a little bit on well. okay, so before i, even if i move in the way that i thought i would just

go to laurie when you follow up here. it was on august 23rd one week after he left honduras. so sent us a text message saying he phone, working guatemala, and that his plan was to save money before continuing on to the us. but that was the last time we heard from him. we logged into the facebook account that we made for him to stay in touch with us. some of his friends had sent him messages, looking for him, so we called them a right back. okay. do so i was gonna record it says that his phone go straight to voicemail. this is the last video that he sent us. he follows 2 men along a dark highway looking me like a good old. he was traveling and he said, i wa tamala,

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